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Achieving Europe’s climate-neutral objectives will fundamentally depend on our ability to develop clean energy and mobility solutions in the most sustainable way.

But this green transition will generate an exponential growth in demand for raw materials, such as Rare Earth Elements (REEs). – for the production of permanent magnets (PMs).


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Budget

€12.6 Mln

TOTAL BUDGET

€10.1 Mln

EU FUNDING BUDGET

Budget

56 months

DURATION

Budget

15

NUMBER OF PARTNERS

Budget

8

NUMBER OF COUNTRIES

VIDEOS

See the final project video of REEPRODUCE

After over four years of collaboration, the REEPRODUCE project has now developed and validated seven system prototypes demonstrating innovative technologies across the neodymium permanent magnet recycling value chain, from automated sorting, dismantling and magnet extraction to the production of rare earth metals. Watch the full project video to discover the REEPRODUCE solution and the seven system prototypes developed across the neodymium permanent magnet recycling value chain.

Reflections from the EIT RawMaterials expert forum on Rare Earths & Magnets & the session “The REEPRODUCE Solution”

Looking back at the Rare Earths & Magnets SIGN Expert Forum in Turin, where industry, OEMs, policymakers, investors and researchers met to discuss how Europe can build a competitive rare earth magnet value chain. The REEPRODUCE consortium was invited to hold its final event as part of the programme, where partners presented the project’s results, reaching TRL 7. Here are a few reflections from the full day.

Policy recommendations for a rare earth permanent magnet recycling value chain in Europe

We are pleased to share our new policy paper "Policy Recommendations for a Rare Earth Permanent Magnet Recycling Value Chain in Europe", which identifies persistent barriers preventing large-scale recycling of rare earth permanent magnets in Europe. The paper sets out five policy recommendations to support the rollout of the RESourceEU Action Plan, the implementation of the Critical Raw Materials Act, and the development of the Circular Economy Act.